Show #1941 1993-02-01 (taped 1992-10-27) Regular

Contestants

Barbara Sontz — a computer consultant from New York City, New York

Emily Zehmer — a librarian originally from McKenney, Virginia

Ira Goodkofsky — a data processing manager originally from New Haven, Connecticut

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Ira	$200	$1,600	$1,600	$0 3rd place: Imperial wall coverings + Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy! for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System & Sega Genesis	$3,600 15 R, 6 W (including 1 DD)
Emily	$1,200	$2,900	$4,700	$500 2nd place: trip on Delta to Savannah, Georgia & stay at The Westin Resort on Hilton Head, South Carolina	$4,700 18 R, 5 W
Barbara	$1,200	$3,000	$4,400	$5,600 New champion: $5,600	$4,000 17 R (including 2 DDs), 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

HISTORIC NAMES	MEDICAL TERMS	TOYS & GAMES	THE CARIBBEAN	PEAS	"Q"s
$100 [13] In 1955, at 80, he resigned as British prime minister because of age Churchill Emily	$100 [1] This soft tissue found inside bones can be red or yellow marrow Emily	$100 [3] This toy which has entertained generations of kids is nothing more than 67' of coiled steel a Slinky Ira	$100 [24] Montserrat is "The Emerald Isle of the West" because it was settled by people from this country Ireland Ira	$100 [2] A pair of objects that are exactly alike are described as this peas in a pod Barbara	$100 [18] Talks like a duck quack Emily
$200 [14] Ira Hayes, a Pima Indian, was one of the Americans who raised the flag over this island in 1945 Iwo Jima Emily	$200 [4] It was once common to perform an adenoidectomy along with this procedure a tonsillectomy Barbara	$200 [5] In chess this piece is often represented by a miter a Bishop Barbara	$200 [25] In 1902 Mt. Pelee, one of these, reportedly left only 1 survivor in St. Pierre, Martinique a volcano Barbara	$200 [8] Without any alteration, a drinking straw can be turned into this weapon a peashooter Barbara	$200 [20] It's the only provincial capital in Canada that fits the category Quebec Emily
$300 [15] Nicknamed "Machine Gun" & declared Public Enemy No. 1, he never killed anyone (George "Machine Gun") Kelly Emily	$300 [11] If you suffer from keratitis, this part of the eye is inflamed the cornea Emily	$400 [7] This stereoscopic toy with 3-D reels made its debut at the 1939 New York World's Fair a View-Master Emily	$300 [26] Ginger, Salt & Beef are among the islands with tasty names in this "chaste" British group the British Virgin Islands Ira Emily	$300 [9] It's the transportation for "The Owl and the Pussy-Cat" a beautiful pea-green boat Ira	$300 [21] In Spanish this punctuation symbol is also used upside-down in front of a sentence a question mark Barbara
$400 [16] When this man became regent to the crown of Ethiopia, Heruy Walda Sellase became Foreign Minister Haile Selassie Barbara	$400 [12] In a hiatal hernia, part of this organ is sticking through the diaphragm the stomach Emily	DD $500 [6] At $60 apiece, these 2 properties are the least expensive on a Monopoly board Mediterranean & Baltic Barbara	$400 [27] This British naval hero was married on the Caribbean island of Nevis in 1787 Admiral Nelson Emily	$400 [10] A fairy tale says a girl who can feel a pea thru 20 mattresses & 20 feather beds is a real one of these a princess Ira	$400 [22] Politician quoted as saying, "We're going to have the best-educated American people in the world" Quayle Barbara
$500 [17] This founder of the Boy Scouts got the nickname "The Butterfly Spy" during the Boer War Lord Baden-Powell Ira	$500 [29] It's the term for any pain-relieving substance like aspirin or acetaminophen an analgesic Emily	$500 [28] In this game a complete hand of tiles usually consists of 4 chows, pungs or kongs & a pair mahjong Emily	$500 [30] It's the "C" of the ABC islands, or the liqueur that's made there Curaçao Barbara	$500 [19] Essential in Chinese cooking, you can eat it pod & all (though you should trim the tips before using) a snow pea Emily	$500 [23] Outlaw Frank James was part of this man's Confederate group of Raiders Quantrill Ira

Double Jeopardy! Round

DOUGLAS MacARTHUR	PUBLISHING	BIRDS	ROYALTY	THE ITALIAN CINEMA	1959
$200 [1] In 1919 MacArthur became superintendent of this military school West Point Ira	$200 [11] Blue & Gray magazine is "For those who still hear the guns" of this war the Civil War Emily	$200 [24] 1 Kings 10:22 mentions that this "proud" bird was among the treasures brought to King Solomon the peacock Ira	$200 [16] While many countries have kings as heads of state, Monaco & Liechtenstein have these princes Barbara	$200 [21] Her son Carlo Ponti, Jr. played her baby in the 1970 film "Sunflower" Sophia Loren Barbara	$200 [6] Fong & Long became the first senators from this state to sit in Congress Hawaii Ira
$400 [2] Like his father, Arthur, Douglas won this highest U.S. military decoration the Congressional Medal of Honor Ira Emily	$400 [12] If you know that this publisher was born in Hungary in 1847, you deserve a "Prize" (Joseph) Pulitzer Emily Barbara	$400 [25] Legend says that the arrival of this bird which nests on roofs & chimneys brings good luck a stork Ira	$400 [17] England's King James I was born in this castle in the Scottish city of the same name Edinburgh Emily	$400 [22] "Tasty" term for the savage sagebrush sagas that were often directed by Sergio Leone Spaghetti Westerns Ira	$400 [7] This building was put on the back of the penny the Lincoln Memorial Ira
$600 [3] His boldness during this war got him the nickname "D'Artagnan of the AEF" World War I Emily	$600 [13] The original motto of this magazine for women over 40 was "for the woman who wasn't born yesterday" Lear's Ira Emily Barbara	$600 [26] The best talker among these birds is the African gray species a parrot Ira	$600 [18] This country's longest-reigning monarch, King Gustav V, ruled from 1907-1950 Sweden Ira Barbara	$600 [23] In 1960 he directed his first international hit, "L'avventura"; "Blow-Up" came 6 years later Antonioni Emily Barbara	$600 [8] After selling fewer than 110,000 of them, Ford discontinued this innovative car the Edsel Barbara
$800 [4] MacArthur signed the Japanese surrender for the Allies on this battleship in Tokyo Bay the Missouri Emily	$800 [14] She was still editor in chief of Vanity Fair when she was named Magazine editor of the Year in 1988 Tina Brown	$800 [28] This yellow-bellied woodpecker drills holes in the bark of trees in neat horizontal rows the sapsucker Barbara	$800 [19] Anna of Austria, the fourth wife of this country's King Philip II, was also his cousin Spain Barbara	—	$800 [9] Singer J.P. Richardson, nicknamed this, was killed in a small plane crash February 3 The Big Bopper Ira
$1,000 [5] MacArthur was in this country when he announced he would return to the Philippines Australia Ira Barbara	DD $1,200 [15] Once an assistant to Diana Vreeland, this editor now has a chic women's magazine named for herself (Grace) Mirabella Barbara	$1,000 [27] Species of this bird include Japanese, Bohemian & Cedar waxwings	$1,000 [20] This current monarch was only 20 years old when he became the 5th king of the Belgians in 1951 Baudouin Ira Emily	—	DD $2,000 [10] May 24, 4 days after receiving the Medal of Freedom, this former Secretary of State died John Foster Dulles Ira

Final Jeopardy!

ORGANIZATIONS

This service organization's name comes from American Indian dialect meaning "we make ourselves known"

Kiwanis International

Ira "What is Optimas" — wagered $1,600

Barbara "What is the Kiwanas?" — wagered $1,200

Emily "What is Skelly Galley?" — wagered $4,200

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